Typeright

Typeright is a mobile AI writing assistant for iOS and Android that checks grammar, spelling and punctuation in English, German and Spanish, and adds style suggestions, synonyms and predictive typing through an iPhone keyboard.

Typeright is an AI-powered writing assistant built around grammar, spelling and punctuation correction, with extras that go past basic proofreading. The tool also flags missing words, offers style suggestions, proposes synonyms and provides predictive typing as you draft. It runs on the premise that most written mistakes are small and repetitive, so the assistant is designed to catch them quickly and let the writer move on. Language coverage is one of its distinguishing points. Typeright handles English, German and Spanish, and the site states that all features are available across all three languages on every supported device. That matters for multilingual writers, students and professionals who work in more than one language and do not want a separate checker for each. Distribution is mobile-first. Typeright is delivered through app store downloads for iOS and Android, and on iPhone the product is positioned as a keyboard, meaning corrections happen while typing in other apps rather than only inside a dedicated editor. In practice the workflow is simple: install the app, enable the keyboard, then compose messages, notes and documents as usual and accept or ignore the suggestions that appear. One reviewer quoted on the site, a non-native English speaker, describes using it to fix recurring mistakes and remember them. Against desktop-oriented grammar tools, Typeright trades depth of document editing for everyday convenience on a phone. It is a reasonable fit for people who write short-form text on mobile (email, chat, social posts, assignments) and want light style and vocabulary help alongside corrections. Writing that depends on long-document workflows, team review or heavy formatting is a different class of product, and the site does not claim those capabilities. The brand was previously called Grammatica, and the company notes the rename on its blog. The site is published by Bending Spoons Operations S.p.A.